Powerful Aleene's Turbo Tacky Glue Pens - 2-Pack for Superior Adhesion Review

Glue doesn't come out right away like a pen. I have to keep hitting the paper with it to get the glue out and I already store it face down. Otherwise it's great and dries clear.

I've been using Arlene glue for years to model cardboard and assemble laser cut cardboard and wood kits. Ideal PVA glue for these projects. With the pen applicator you can apply many small dots or a continuous thin line if necessary.

I make pressed flower art that needs tiny drops of glue. I have to be precise with the glue drops. These pens were so easy to use and saved me a lot of work. I love her. Turbo glue is best for gluing delicate flowers and paper products. I can even refill them from my big glue bottle. Great buy for me.

The photo accompanying this review is a "cuff" I made from a toilet paper roll during a Live Zoom class with one of my heroines, Debra Rapoport, who amazingly makes hats, jewelry and other decorations out of "trash" and paper towels (watch it on YouTube). It was very funny. I really enjoyed using the Aleen Turbo glue handle for this because it was very easy to squeeze out a thin bead of glue and the various things I used stuck right into it - the green jewel at the top of the cuff. , formed and

I chose these pens because I wanted the simplicity and convenience of this type of application. Unfortunately the handles don't work properly. One pin doesn't seem to pierce the top at all, and despite cleaning the top of the other the glue doesn't come out at all. (And yes, I removed the paper inside!) The small piece of plastic in one of the top pieces is also crooked (probably because there isn't a hole for it), and therefore the cap doesn't fit properly. It gets two stars because the glue…